William Boyd: ‘Public’ Utility: Steering Markets Toward Public Ends

by | May 28, 2019 | Governance & Tradeoffs Generally, Governance: Markets & Regulation in the Green Transition, Reliability of Supply in a Green Energy Future, Uncategorized

Professor of Law, UCLA School of Law, & Professor, UCLA Institute of Environment & Sustainability William Boyd Interviewer: David Spence, Interview date:  April 18, 2019   'Public' Utility: Steering Markets Toward Public Ends by William Boyd...

David Spence: “Naïve Energy Markets” and the boundary between markets and regulation

by | May 12, 2019 | Governance & Tradeoffs Generally, Governance: Markets & Regulation in the Green Transition, Reliability of Supply in a Green Energy Future, Uncategorized

Baker Botts Chair in law, university of texas school of law Professor of business, government & society, mccombs school of business David Spence Interviewers: Sharon Jacobs & Shelley Welton, Interview date:  11/7/18 “Naïve Energy Markets” and the boundary...

Sheila Olmstead: Cost-Benefit Analysis, “Secret Science,” and OIRA Reviews of Rulemaking

by | May 12, 2019 | Governance & Tradeoffs Generally, Governance: Markets & Regulation in the Green Transition, Uncategorized

Professor of Public Affairs, LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin President’s Council of Economic Advisors, 2016-17 Fellow, Property and Environment Research Center Sheila Olmstead Interviewer: David Spence, Interview date:  11/7/18 Cost-Benefit...
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